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2023 Quarterback Carousel- Reacting to Quarterback landing spots & potential future homes! Draftvice

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Walter starts the show by laying out the quarterback carousel and the names already moving. The first big stop is Derek Carr. He says the Saints made more sense than the Jets for Carr. New Orleans has kept investing in its offensive line, and the roster still has a solid defensive core, even with a few pieces possibly leaving. He points out the tradeoffs too, including Chauncey Gardner-Johnson being traded away and the presence of Tyron Matthew and Marshawn Lattimore for now. The contract details matter a lot to him. He calls out the four-year term, the $150 million total, the $100 million guaranteed figure, and the smaller fully guaranteed chunk at signing. That structure becomes part of the case for why the deal matters. He then shifts to Daniel Jones. He is not sold on the Giants' contract. The comparison with a rookie quarterback is the whole issue. He keeps coming back to how much more expensive Jones is than drafting one in the top ten, and he says the Giants could get out later only with real cap pain. Aaron Rodgers comes next. At the time of recording, he thinks Rodgers is trending toward the Jets or retirement. Jimmy Garoppolo is still waiting in the background as one of the last big free-agent answers. The draft remains part of the story because one pick can change the whole board. The episode stays grounded in roster logic, contract math, and the loose, conversational way the host sorts the league in real time.

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A quarterback-market check that gives the contract details as much attention as the landing spots.

This episode keeps quarterback movement at the center, but it feels more like a working notebook than a rumor roundup. The Carr-to-New Orleans discussion is the cleanest stretch, because it ties the Saints fit to the contract structure and shows why the move holds together.

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If you want the QB carousel sorted by contracts, fit, and where these QBs may go, start here.

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